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- 3. Root hair Cell Epithelial Cell Lungs Brain Heart Palisade tissue Cardiac Muscle Smooth muscle Organs Tissues Cells
- 6. Aorta Vena cava (from head) Right atrium Right ventricle Vena Cava (from lower regions of the body) Pulmonary artery Pulmonary vein Left atrium Left ventricle
- 7. Valves of the heart Semi-lunar valve Tricuspid valve Semi-lunar valve Bicuspid valve Tendon
- 8. Fill in the gaps in the table using pages 121-122 Biology 1 Atrio-ventricular valves Ventricles The upper chambers in the heart that receive blood from veins. Septum Two large veins running vertically on the right-hand side of the heart A blood vessel that branches after leaving the heart, into two arteries taking blood to the right and left lungs. Aorta Where it is positioned Name of structure